His end didn't begin heroically. A guard walks down a set of stairs in front of the Genghis Khan statue at the Parliament Building of Mongolia in Ulan Bator on June 22, 2012. Mark Ralston/AFP ...

The path to the mausoleum has 99 stairs as Mongolians believe the number nine is lucky. The Dalhut people, or "guards of the sacred mausoleum" in Mongolian, protect the Mausoleum of Genghis Khan and ...

Genghis Khan was a 13th-century warrior in central Asia who founded the Mongol Empire, which stretched from the Pacific Ocean to Europe. Much about Genghis Khan remains unknown. For instance ...

Ruthless in battle, Genghis Khan was also a curious and adaptable leader ... An exemplary early victory came over the Tatars, a powerful confederation of Mongol tribes. The success put him on a path ...

Beyond Genghis Khan, the Mongols people as a whole have been largely underestimated throughout history, says Alberts. They weren’t simply a collection of brutal warlords that thrived on the blood and ...

HOHHOT - Chinese researchers have republished Genghis Khan's code of laws, probably the world's earliest that banned homosexuality. "Genghis Khan's Code", published by the Beijing-based Commercial ...

Genghis Khan and his commanders would tear at huge ... bone- crushing violence to wipe out all the men who stood in their path. A year after he and his hordes ransacked Beijing in 1214, an ...

HOHHOT: Chinese researchers have republished Genghis Khan's code of laws, probably the world's first to ban homosexuality. A portrait of Genghis Khan [baidu] Genghis Khan's Code, published by ...

and was titled Genghis Khan or "Universal Ruler" Founded the Mongol Empire by conquering most of Asia, including China, Russia, Persia, and the Middle East, and Eastern Europe Died in 1227 His body ...

GENGHIS KHAN was the ruler of the biggest empire in the world - and also had many wives and children. Here's what we know about the warrior. Genghis Khan was a Mongolian warrior in the 13th Century.